This is obviously affecting his work life if he’s “nipping” at people’s shirts. It seems pretty degrading to compare this to gay people’s situation. Gay people don’t use their sexual orientation to play it out in the workplace -or they shouldn’t anyway. A gay person couldn’t use their sexual preferances to get away…

Yeah, this.
1) Furry bullshit/super-intense BDSM/ageplay/etc is not about the people you spend your life with, as per LGB stuff, but about what you do to get off. One is a thing we talk about in public, the other isn’t.
2) The above is not like trans issues. There are objective science things behind transitioning and…

I think this is a really valid, important point. I’m not not LGBTQI+, but that statement seemed not very cool to me... Also, who is this idiot kidding if he thinks that you can “be gay... bisexual, trans and be accepted”!?

This reminded me of the adult babies, too. I understand the need to unwind and chill out, but having to adopt a non-adult / non-human persona to be able to achieve relaxation strikes me as, again, not entirely healthy.

“Then I had this moment of panic because a puppy without a collar is a stray; they don’t have anyone to look after them. [...] It’s a sad thing to say, but there’s not love from the heart in me for Colin–but what I have got is someone who is there for me and I’m happy with that.”

This doesn’t sound super healthy? If…

“It feels like you can be gay, straight, bisexual, trans and be accepted,” says Tom. “All I want is for the pup community to be accepted in the same way. We’re not trying to cause grief to the public, or cause grief to relationships. We’re just the same as any other person on the high street.”

THERE’S DOZENS OF US.